They normally charge on a per trip basis which depends on the weather.

Houston seems to have more weather problems, so do your best not to buy previously flooded properties, or properties that have the potential to flood in the future.   

Worried we won’t finish according to the bank’s timeline due to weather delays etc....in that event what can I do as a backup plan in case the full loan is needed to be repaid?

And this was underpinned by the need to forecast the price of homes accurately three to six months into the future.

The latest forecasts range from 7% (Fanny/Freddie) to 16% (Goldman Sachs) - they all agree it will be less than 2021.We will also see more migration of Americans.

If the move-out date takes an extra week or two, the new owner should be able to weather it. 

But I do recall winter and winter weather was often a good time to hunt deals. 

You will be in a much stronger place to weather any storms the rentals bring.Just my 2 cents :)

Matter of fact I have a lot getting cleared this week to try to maximize the septic permit (weather permitting) and I will design, finance and probably start construction in the next 45 days while in a war zone having rocket and motar attacks. 

I'm sure there are other ways to do it but weather its right or wrong...